So I'm having an odd problem. I rendered out a bunch of video clips from Vegas Pro 10, all in Sony AVC format with stereo sound, resulting in about 30 .m2ts files. I dragged all the videos into Premier Pro CS5, but for some reason it thinks two of the video files have no audio. They clearly do have audio as they play back fine in various other pieces of software. All 30 .m2ts files were rendered from one project in Vegas Pro 10, all used source from the same avchd video camera, and all 30 rendered files play audio just fine everywhere else. Except in Premiere Pro CS5...where I can't seem to get two of them to have their audio recognized.
I know that PP5 has that extra step where it has to conform all audio and it did that, but is it possible that step failed somehow and hence it thinks the video clip has no audio? That's all I can think of as all the clips have stereo audio so I can't figure out why it wouldn't see that. I've tried removing the clips and re-adding them but that didn't help. I tried re-rendering them again from Vegas Pro 10 which has the source project for them, but that didn't help either. Any ideas?
I know that PP5 has that extra step where it has to conform all audio and it did that, but is it possible that step failed somehow and hence it thinks the video clip has no audio? That's all I can think of as all the clips have stereo audio so I can't figure out why it wouldn't see that. I've tried removing the clips and re-adding them but that didn't help. I tried re-rendering them again from Vegas Pro 10 which has the source project for them, but that didn't help either. Any ideas?
I wanted to use this as a test case to try PP5 + Encore as I need to make a dvd of this footage, but no time to redo it all in PP5 so I'll stick with Vegas + Dvd Architect for this one. I'll try doing this again when PP5 gets patched again as I presume it's just an audio bug.